The Crisp, Never-Greasy Catfish At This Cash-Only Montclair Fish Joint Has New Jersey Regulars Hooked

Some people drive an hour for fried fish, and they do not apologize for it. In Montclair, New Jersey, one small counter on a busy avenue has been pulling in that kind of loyalty for decades. The catfish comes out crisp and flaky, without the heavy grease that ruins so...

Saigon Bistro Lands in Northvale, Bringing Family Pho Recipe to Bergen County

A new Vietnamese spot is making its way to Northvale, with Saigon Bistro set up at 269 Livingston Street as the growing chain's third Bergen County address. The concept leans heavily on takeout and delivery, and its menu runs through the Vietnamese classics: pho, banh mi sandwiches, rice plates, and vermicelli bowls.

4 unwritten NYC social etiquette rules to not seem like an oblivious transplant

New York is being fundamentally changed by Generation Z’s migration from random suburbs that no one has ever heard of, what West Coasters vaguely refer to as “The Bay” or even worse — Los Angeles. Though I am a transplant as well as a tried-and-true Philadelphia native, city etiquette is not a foreign concept to me. For those who don’t know about the Northeast’s tendencies, take it from me that your old lifestyle won’t work here. The way you navigate the city, take public transport or even the way you express affection toward your significant other are all rooted in how you functioned back home. But you aren’t home anymore, so, as my mom would always say to me as a child, “Check yourself before you wreck yourself.”

Nor'easter Could Hammer U.S. State With Strong Winds, Snow Thursday

A nor'easter is heading for the New York City area this Thursday, according to reports.

Subway rider slashed in the forehead in Manhattan: NYPD

HAMILTON HEIGHTS, Manhattan (PIX11) — A 47-year-old man was slashed in the forehead on a subway train in Manhattan on Oct. 23, according to the NYPD. The incident happened around 9:20 a.m. on a southbound B train. Police say an unidentified individual engaged the victim in a verbal dispute before slashing him in the forehead. […]

Little Falls Police Department – October 2026 Activity Report

Pay $6,000 or face deportation: NJ man accused of a bizarre scam

A desperate man in need of cash is in trouble after making up a fake deportation list to scam his friend out of thousands of dollars

Cash Now, Paid Later: Delivery App Fantuan Forces Workers to Pay for Customers’ Orders With Their Own Cash

Workers told Documented they feel they are essentially giving the company an interest-free loan. Some days, the amount they pay out-of-pocket is more than their daily take-home pay. The post Cash Now, Paid Later: Delivery App Fantuan Forces Workers to Pay for Customers’ Orders With Their Own Cash appeared first on Documented .

Police release images of 4 people wanted for violent robbery with machete in Borough Park

The incident happened on Saturday, Nov. 7 down Fort Hamilton Parkway and New Utrecht Ave., according to police.

Retired RVPD lieutenant to lead FBI National Academy alumni group

RIVER VALE, N.J. — John J. DeVoe was a River Vale police officer when he graduated from the FBI National Academy in 2013. Now the retired lieutenant will lead the private nonprofit that serves nearly 14,500 academy graduates across 48 chapters. The FBI National Academy Associates named DeVoe executive...

Man wanted for violent knifepoint robbery in Longwood

Police say the 23-year-old man was walking when he was approached by a man who displayed a knife.

LUB cites height, scale in denial of 122-unit assisted living plan

EMERSON, N.J.—The Land Use Board said a proposed 122-unit assisted living facility at 70 Main St. would need a substantial redesign to fit the surrounding residential neighborhood. The board voted 5–0 on Oct. 15 to adopt a resolution spelling out why it rejected the plan in September. Home...

Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine receives $20M anonymous gift to launch wellbeing program

In one of the largest donations of its kind in New Jersey healthcare history, the Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine announced Nov. 11 a transformational $20 million gift from an anonymous donor to establish a pioneering wellbeing program. This landmark donation will fund comprehensive wellness resources and support systems designed...

Facing Backlash, Montclair Council Tables Town Hall Substation Plan ‘Indefinitely’

Amid significant neighborhood opposition, Montclair’s town council on Tuesday night “indefinitely” tabled a redevelopment plan that would have permitted PSE&G to place an electrical substation at the site of the municipal building at 205 Claremont Ave. The move comes as the township considers alternative locations for the...

Why Times Square Is Named After a Newspaper

Most people who visit Times Square never stop to wonder where the name actually comes from. They assume it has something to do with time, with clocks, or with the relentless forward march of a city that never sleeps. The real story is quieter and more specific than that – rooted in a single newspaper,

Paramus Weighs Letting Residents Trim Borough Trees on Their Own Land

Paramus homeowners who have long waited on the borough to trim or remove a town-owned tree hanging over their driveway or roofline could soon get more direct say in the matter. Proposed changes to borough rules would allow residents to maintain, trim, prune or remove borough trees on their own property, though only with sign-off from the Shade Tree Department.

NYC sanitation supervisors keep speeding on the job, data shows

New York City's sanitation department is known for its fleet of garbage trucks. But supervisors roll around the city in regular cars. The DSNY workers who oversee trash collection and issue tickets rack up hundreds of automated speed camera tickets each year, a Gothamist analysis shows. [ more › ]

Manhattan’s East Side loses another movie theater to development

The lights have gone out at Cinema 123 by Angelika. Cinema 123 by Angelika closed on Oct. 30 after more than 60 years of business. [ more › ]

Mobile Federal Court Sentences Two Men in Multimillion-Dollar Bank Fraud Scheme

Two men get 192 and 140 months in Mobile federal court for a multimillion-dollar bank fraud and identity theft scheme that ran nearly a decade.